Glasshead Tech is not a Calgary office. We are an Edmonton studio that does web design for Calgary teams, plus AI automation, custom software and SEO, delivered remotely with visits by arrangement. Every price is on our website, and every quote is fixed before work begins.
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Calgary is the province's energy and head-office centre, so many firms there answer to a board, a parent company or a procurement team. Published prices and a written fixed quote make a supplier easier to approve, because the number can be checked before anyone books a meeting.
A Calgary business handles personal information under Alberta's PIPA, exactly as an Edmonton one does. We design consent, access and retention around that law from the first workshop, rather than adapting a template written for another province or country.
Energy companies based in Calgary depend on contractors and service firms working far from the office. Tickets, approvals and reports travel between site and head office, and that hand-off is where custom software and automation save the most retyping and chasing.
Calgary is about three hours from our base, so projects are planned for remote delivery: video workshops, shared screens and working builds you test at your own desk. A visit is arranged when a workshop or a walk-through is worth the drive, and it is written into the quote.
Glasshead Tech builds AI automation for Edmonton and Alberta businesses: a language model handles one narrow job, such as reading quote requests or supplier invoices, and a person approves the result before it reaches a customer or the books. Each workflow starts from $3,500, takes 2–6 weeks and is quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech does custom software development in Edmonton, building the systems Alberta companies run daily operations on: quoting, scheduling, job costing, safety documentation, field capture, client portals and booking. Builds cost $18,000 to $50,000 CAD and take 8 to 16 weeks, with a fixed quote before coding starts. You own the code, data and accounts at handover.
Glasshead Tech does website design in Edmonton for businesses that want to edit their own site: custom, planned around what buyers ask, on an editor your team learns at handover, with on-page SEO, forms and analytics included. Projects cost $4,500 to $12,000 CAD, take four to six weeks and are quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech provides SEO services in Edmonton from $1,000 per month, covering technical fixes, on-page work, local search, Google Business Profile upkeep and content that AI answer engines can quote. Nobody controls Google's rankings, so we commit to the work, not a position. Monthly reports count calls and form enquiries, not traffic alone.
Glasshead Tech sets up data analytics for Edmonton businesses as one trusted view of the few numbers that run the company, pulled automatically from accounting, job costing, CRM, e-commerce and spreadsheets. It is built in Power BI or as a custom dashboard, from $4,500 over 3–6 weeks, priced in writing before any work.
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Because you can read our prices before the first call, the quote stays fixed, and one partner covers the website, the software and the automation between them. Glasshead Tech is based in Edmonton, not Calgary, and we say so plainly. For most projects the distance matters less than a supplier being clear about cost and scope.
Almost every stage already happens on a screen. Discovery sessions, design reviews and acceptance testing run over video, and you click through working builds in your own browser. When an in-person workshop would genuinely help, we agree the visit and add it to the quote. If a Calgary-based team would suit you better, we will tell you.
Calgary clients pay the same for web design as anyone else: $4,500 – $12,000 for a business website over 4–6 weeks, and $9,000 – $28,000 for an online store over 6–10 weeks. Prices are in Canadian dollars, listed on our pricing page, and fixed in writing before any work begins.
| Service | Best for | Cost and timeline |
|---|---|---|
| AI automation | Reading invoices and tickets, drafting first replies, sorting enquiries | From $3,500 per workflow, 2–6 weeks |
| Custom software | Field tickets, approvals and client portals between site and office | $18,000 – $50,000, 8–16 weeks |
| Website | Service firms and head offices that want a site their staff can edit | $4,500 – $12,000, 4–6 weeks |
| SEO | Showing up when Calgary buyers search or ask an AI assistant | From $1,000/month, ongoing |
The best first candidates are repetitive reading and writing: pulling fields from invoices or field tickets, drafting first replies to enquiries, summarising long reports and routing documents to the right person. Each AI automation workflow starts from $3,500 and takes 2–6 weeks, and a person approves anything customer-facing or financial by default.
The AI models behind these workflows belong to third-party providers, and part of that processing may take place outside Canada. For each step we name the provider and its region, strip personal information from prompts wherever we can, choose settings so your business data is not used to train public models where the provider offers that control, and document what each step can see. PIPA still applies to any personal information involved, and our summary of it is general guidance, not legal advice.
As the energy and head-office centre of Alberta, Calgary depends on service companies, contractors and consultants that pass paperwork between field and office. We build the quoting, ticketing, approval and reporting tools that sit in that gap, as custom software priced $18,000 – $50,000 over 8–16 weeks.
Our pages on oilfield services software and technology for professional services firms cover those sectors in detail. Whatever you commission, the source code, data and logins belong to your company, and handover notes are written for whoever looks after the system next.
Glasshead Tech builds software for Alberta oilfield services companies, used by crews on the lease: digital field tickets signed on site, field level hazard assessments, time and equipment tracking, subcontractor invoice flow and document control, all usable offline. Most systems sit in our $18,000 – $50,000 software band, take eight to sixteen weeks and start with a fixed quote.
Glasshead Tech builds technology for professional services firms in Edmonton, including law, accounting, engineering and consulting practices. That means secure client portals, matter and engagement intake, document workflows, Microsoft 365 hardening and tested backups. IT support starts from $300/month; portals and intake systems run $18,000 – $50,000 over 8–16 weeks, quoted fixed first.
Glasshead Tech, based in Edmonton, builds software for Alberta contractors that crews actually use on site: quoting, scheduling and dispatch, job costing, and safety forms captured on a phone that works offline. Custom systems run $18,000 – $50,000 over 8–16 weeks with a fixed quote first; contractor websites run $4,500 – $12,000 over 4–6 weeks.
No. Glasshead Tech is based in Edmonton, about three hours north of Calgary. We work with Calgary clients remotely through video calls, shared screens and test builds, and arrange an in-person visit when a workshop or walk-through is worth it. Any agreed visit is written into the fixed quote.
A business website costs $4,500 – $12,000 and an online store $9,000 – $28,000. Calgary clients pay the same published prices as Edmonton clients, in Canadian dollars. After a short call you receive a fixed quote, and that number holds unless you decide to change the scope.
Each workflow takes 2–6 weeks and starts from $3,500. A simple step, such as pulling fields from a standard invoice, sits at the short end. Workflows that touch several systems or need careful human review take longer. We scope one workflow at a time so you see results before committing to more.
Not always, and we will not pretend otherwise. The models are run by outside providers, and some of that processing happens in other countries. We name the provider and region for each step, keep personal details out of prompts where we can, and put a person's approval in front of customer-facing or financial actions.
Travel is never assumed; if a visit is useful, we agree it and it appears as a line in the quote. We do not give legal opinions, issue compliance certifications or run specialist security testing, and we refer those on. Google Ads spend is paid separately from any management fee.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Red Deer trades, retailers and agriculture-linked businesses, built for your team to update. Websites cost $4,500 – $12,000 over 4–6 weeks; online stores cost $9,000 – $28,000 over 6–10 weeks. We work from Edmonton, run central Alberta projects remotely, visit by arrangement and fix the quote before work begins.
At Glasshead Tech, web design for B2B companies in Leduc and Nisku costs $4,500 to $12,000 and launches in four to six weeks. Quoting, work order, dispatch and offline field software runs $18,000 to $50,000 over eight to sixteen weeks. You get a fixed quote and a reply within 24 hours.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Edmonton businesses and publishes the range up front: $4,500 to $12,000, four to six weeks to launch. The same Edmonton studio builds custom software and AI automation and runs IT support. Discovery happens in person or by video, the quote is fixed first, and replies come within 24 hours.
Two or three lines will do. We reply within 24 hours, book a video call, and send a fixed quote you can take to your manager or board before anything starts.
